Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-22

She is expected to return to Wa1kervill
next week.
Mr.. Giligan. bookkeSpsr at DkDrisceR's
has it that matrimonyis his ONSET in mak
ing the trip. No z
Mr.. George B~roughtdD and riife departee
for Warm Springs Friday, where thevwi
remain a few days for the benefit OF tn
health OF Mr.. Brougbton. -
Messrs. Kenny l. Curtis returned Friday
from Warm Springs where they have beer
spending b few weeks for the benefit oftheil
health. The health OF both is much i'm
proved.
Our alleys need more attention: They
are. filled with old rubbish OF every descrlp
ton. In some places an unbearable stencil
prevails. The health of the community
would be benefited by a thorough cleaning
up of all debris. Here il missionary work
at home. r.s. .s,. Lii;
Miss Eva Carter visited the. Alice mine
recently and made a sketch. Of the station
at the 6OO-foot level. She is also making
a sketch of the gigantic Cornish pump at
| the Alice, from W. ich cuts will be made fol-
the Scientific Press, published in San Fran
cisco. nlfGta-ss
The Helena base ball club called them.
selves the champion base ball players OF
the Territory. but the Walkerville club has
convinced them that the Walkerville club
is the champion of the Territory. The
club meets for practice to-day. No more
challenges have been received. "i3'tif
The death of Michael H. Sullivan, which
occurred at half-past nine O'Clock Sunday
evening, has cast a feeling Of sadness over
the entire community His aged mother.
who has beeh in poor health for some time,
is Frustrated with grief. The Immediate
cause of his death was congestive pneumo.
MIA. -"
1t is astonishing how fastidious young
men are when they wish to take Q young
lady out for a ride on horseback. A gentle
man last evening ordered q horse sent from
the livery stable. One of the finest horses
the firm afforded was sent around, but he
protested the horse was not good enough
for the fair lady, and the horse re-
turned to the barn in haste. .
DR.. Gillespie is now treating six patients
OF the Alice, only two of whom are in the
Alice Hospital. The Doctor but recently
arrived from Portland, Oregon. He is a
former partner Of DR.. Harry Lane, who ia
now Superintendent OF the Oregon State In.
sane Asylum. DR.. G. was also visiting ply
sician to the st. Vincent and Good Samari-
tan Hospitals for two years. He has q
quiet, self-possessed manner, which at once
inspires confidence. He has sent to Port
land for his family.
The children were busy all day yesterday
gathering wild flowers with which to deco
rate the churches, to-day being childrens'
day. A great mony pot plants will also be
used, This is the last concert in which
Mr.. Bennett will be with the children, as
his time expires in August. He has taken
a deep interest in the chilpren and will be
much missed. Admission free. Everybody
invited. The children will put forth their
best efforts upon this OCCASION.
CENTERvILLE. o.
Richard Prout and Miss Isabella Han
cock were united in wedlock at the resi-
dence of Mr.. Joseph Constantine yesterday
evening.
Mr.. M. Smith left Friday evening for
Europe, a bride will probably accompany
him on his return in the autumn.
There will be services this evening at the
school house by the Rev. Mr.. Bennett.
Developments at the Pemonia claim con-
tinue favorable.
Mr.. John Bews has been over from
Granite for a few days and will return to.
He reports business lively in
Granite.
Mr.. McGlynn moved into his new resi-
dence yesterday.
The picnic given by the Catholic Sunday
school yesterday a one of the l.rgest
that ever left Walkerville. The Emmett
Guard band took the lead, followed by
La'ell's band wagon, a number of private
carriages and express wagons. All report a
very pleasant time. Father Van de Ven
claimed to have enjoyed the occasion. Miss
F. French and Mrs. Waisman had charge
of the lunch counter. This is the first pic
mic ever given by the Catholic Sunday
school.